FREELANCE -REPUTATION WITH GOOD LEARNING.

THEIR ARE MANY FREELANCERS AROUND. ANYBODY JOINS newspaper claims to be a freelancer..he is rather more of a photo-journalists. The important thing is that the successful freelancing is in diversification. However, there are many other aspects. Foe instance, lack of specialisation is part of a continuing challenge of freelancing. Though freelancers are not as in hurry as the photo-journalists, whom the editor is waiting for the latest photograph, powerful enough to be printed on page one.

2. EACH day can bring a new journal, a new approach and besides a wide range of market. By all means a successful freelancer has to concentrate on the successful subjects and market search. But he shd never forget to probe and search for different, new subjects with different angles and lighting. The freelancer having some experience will never plan for instant sales. An important part of his income will come from his file pictures. Which he checks every week and make a diary newpaper-wise...Accumulating lot of pictures of all and special occasions will bring forth chances of more sale. Be friend of the editor and other staff. Give them complimentary copies of their photographs from time to time. This ensures a good friendship. and a good friend in need is friend indeed. There is lot to be said on this...try & get success.

PHOTOGRAPHY TERMINOLOGY-IMP ONES.

THERE ARE MORE PRACTICAL WORDS WHICH WE find regular in use...BUT THE TERMS ARE SO MANY THAT A BEGINNER OR AN ENTHUSIAST MAY FIND IT DIFFICULT TO DIGEST THEM: For reference it is necessary to note down and consult when required:
-Hyperfocal Distance: The distance of the nearest object which is imaged with satisfactory sharpness when a lens is focused at infinity. When the lens is focused on hyper focal all object from one-half that distance to infinity will be sharp.
-Illustrative photography: A type of photography intended to illustrate text or to tell a story without textual supplement other than captions.
-Image: A reproduction of an original object or scene by a lens The image which enables us to see is formed within the eye by the crystalline lens.
-Industrial Photography: The photographs shot for the industrial firms, usually for publicity, training or advertising purposes.
-Infinity: Infinite distance in practical photography, that distance beyond which no adjustment is necessary in focusing the lens. For slow lenses it is usually 100 feet, for modern high speed , short focal length lenses, it is usually 500ft and for long focus lenses about 3000ft..
--The photograph above is of a CD taken under a tubelight.